“As advocates for legalizing marijuana again consider putting the issue on the ballot, support for legalization is at its highest point since PPIC began asking this question in May 2010,” the PPIC report read.

The same study found only 51% of residents supported legalization in October 2014, and 52% in September 2013.

The PPIC survey further found that 53% of adults say that if rec cannabis were legalized, they wouldn’t be bothered if a rec shop opened in their neighborhood.

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I support full legalization of cannabis, however, I do get the chuckles when I see such statistics as stated above. Seems cannabis support stats parallels stats supporting “off leash” areas in city/county parks for our dogs & cats.
Yet, what saddens me is support for cannabis, like support for so many other “freedoms” almost always comes just a wee bit greater than 50-50. What is it with us that a greater majority have such difficulty clearly seeing benefits over the nay-sayers? Same with presidential elections. I don’t know, but something smells fishy with so may topics always so nearly evenly divided.